Paddie Portable Tattoo Chair Adjustable Split Legs for Client, Mobile Massage Table Foldable with Storage Bag, Black

None of these portable chair / massage tables are particularly exceptional but this one is great for what it is and works as advertised. The metal frame is denser than a comparable massage table I also own and feels much more sturdy than that one as well. The wood they use as backing for the surfaces could be thicker but it seems to be industry standard at this price point - thin wood, a bit of foam, and stapled on pleather - it could definitely be thicker or better but if you're looking for a chair at this price point, this one is just as good as any of the others and works as advertised so I'm going to give it 5 stars despite this.I'm even considering reinforcing the backing myself, with metal or more wood in the future just to make it a bit more solid, because the frame itself seems solid enough to last a while. An extra 20-30 bucks at the hardware store could probably extend the life of this chair by several years.The legs move independently of each other, up and down. They don't swivel outward but they can be locked at any position up or down. Its a tension based mechanism that keeps the legs up or down, and can be locked at any desired position along its range of motion. They also extend out for longer legs, however I wouldn't personally bare a lot of weight on it in the extended position, as the rods that hold the extended part are kind of thin. It seems to work well I'm just cautionary.Yeah, so overall - good for what it is. Pretty good budget tattoo chair that checks off many of the features that the higher end chairs provide but at 1/3 the price. There are some chairs that look almost identical but don't fold up in a to-go package which this one does. It's definitely chunky folded up, but it does the job. The reviewers of the comparable versions without this portable feature said their chairs are basically permanent once assembled so look closely at the bases to make sure you are getting the version you need. I'd argue that the only advantage of getting the non-portables (being that the rest of the chair seems to be 95% the same) is that those might be slightly more stable in a fully laid out position with their wider bases, but as I mentioned, I was pleasantly surprised at the stability of this unit after assembly. The ability to toss this version in a backseat if need be, or carry it up a flight of stairs, gives it the edge for me.Assembly took like 30 mins but I had help from my girlfriend. Some parts are definitely easier to do with 2 people but not impossible to do alone. Having some basic tools around will speed up assembly though technically they provide all the tools youll need in the box - if you like tinkering with those extra tiny in-the-box tools. Shipping took maybe like one week to the South USA.For tattoo artists, I'd definitely recommend this chair for beginners or those with just a few years in the game like myself.

Unfortunately every other item made in China drops the ball with proper instructions including graphics. This item is well made for it's purpose it's amazing not very compact and mind you it's heavy. Over all price plus shipping it's worth it..

The worst instructions!! So hard to put together! Not very portable! Screws a terrible!! Waste of a lot of money! It’s not useable. The back of the chair will not stay up because the screws don’t screw in

For the price, this thing is stabilized properly, not super hard to move around, and strong for almost any weight. Definitely takes some work to break down if you’re gonna travel with it, if not, it is absolutely perfect in my opinion other than the armrest holes that have sharp covers that can cut your legs, otherwise it’s great

This chair was advertised as a mobile tattoo bed solution. The truth is it’s very heavy. The travel bag is humongous. You have to unbolt the support rods for the back and legs in order to fold it up for transport. Very inconvenient. This chair is clearly meant to be stationary. Another Chinese made lie.

So there is definitely mixed reviews on this chair when I read the reviews and I’m so happy I bought this.i bought this for my tattoo room & I think it’s super good quality and it was easily set up. It is super heavy, so I think it’s gonna be harder for transporting to different rooms if need be. And it’s not completely hard to sit on. There’s a little cushion. Buy it, you’ll love it!

Reliable, stable.Very heavy.It is problematic for girls to wear it.But since I work from home and I needed it to be foldable.I hid it perfectly under the table. There was an instruction manual.Sabral herself without any problems.At first I was very upset because I read the reviews only after the purchase.That it takes a lot of time to disassemble it.This is not the case at all.Only 4 bolts need to be unscrewed there.Not the basic design.It took no more than 10 minutes to do all this and put it in a bag.In the photo, she showed how she folded it. I am very pleased with the purchase.Thank you very much!!!

I like this chair and it’s so cute. Nice padding, texture, and color. I will say, it’s HEAVY! I’m an Aesthetic Nurse that provides concierge services. There’s no way I can carry it by myself, so I will use it for pop-up events and have my husband or sons carry it. The carrying bag is a little on the flimsy side, but not horrible. It will serve its purpose. The only con for me is, as mentioned in other reviews, you have to literally break it down to make it portable, using a wrench to remove 3 of the rods. However, it came with instructions that weren’t hard for my husband to read.